[scoale]

Watched 3 M2 CS reviews tonight and ALL mentioned suspension was more compliant AND steering/handling were better. Is there a suspension upgrade option for M2c that can improve both comfort and steering/handling?

[Poochie]

That's the idea, better handling and braking.

However, I never drove one to see how it operates, in practice.

.

[Gizmo 335i]

Originally Posted by scoale

Watched 3 M2 CS reviews tonight and ALL mentioned suspension was more compliant AND steering/handling were better. Is there a suspension upgrade option for M2c that can improve both comfort and steering/handling?

The M Performance Suspension (MPS) supposedly does just that. It's an adjustable coilover system. It's my next mod. Targeting early spring.

https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1630163

[scoale]

Originally Posted by Gizmo 335i

The M Performance Suspension (MPS) supposedly does just that. It's an adjustable coilover system. It's my next mod. Targeting early spring.

https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1630163

I've read the threads on M Performance. Lot's of different perspectives, because suspension firmness is subjective, but my takeaway was the M Performance is firmer than stock

[Gizmo 335i]

Originally Posted by scoale

I've read the threads on M Performance. Lot's of different perspectives, because suspension firmness is subjective, but my takeaway was the M Performance is firmer than stock

Hmm...my takeaway was that because it’s adjustable it could be both more or less firm depending on the settings.

[kart driver]

Originally Posted by scoale

I've read the threads on M Performance. Lot's of different perspectives, because suspension firmness is subjective, but my takeaway was the M Performance is firmer than stock

It is not. It depends on how you adjust it.

I just adjusted it recently to a softer mode for winter time and it is a bit softer now than the stock one.

[scoale]

On a related note, I drove a used M3 cs today. Rides much better than my M3 with passive suspension.